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Fall Is Here! Mummy Cups, Pumpkin Beer, Pumpkin Spice Creamer, and Some Art

Yay! We had the first few stirrings of fall yesterday.  Don't get me wrong, it was still hot enough for heat stroke here in Central Alabma, but we felt a few breezes and the mornings were tolerable.  I have been waiting for this since May!  Looks like we may actually have a day or two in the 70s this week. Praise the Lord!

To celebrate I bought this super fun Mummy cup at the grocery store yesterday.  Isn't it adorable?  I have a mummy loving grandson that is going to flip over this.  

I bought myself a few fun fall items at the grocery store too.  Pumpkin ale and pumpkin spice creamer. 
These are my tickets to Elizabeth's T-day party where we share some drink related fun every week (everyone is welcome - you just need something about drinks in your post - can even be one of your favorite movies with a drink of any kind in it).  Happy T-day friends!

In celebration of fall, I also painted up this lovely card.  I followed THIS fabulous tutorial on YouTube. 
After an early morning peewee football game, I spent Saturday with my Sister and Aunt where we crafted, laughed, and caught up with each other. I got a head start on some ATCs I am doing for a swap at Splitcoaststampers.com.  I painted this fun gnome  - watercolor and white acrylic paint. Isn't he adorable?
Hope you have a lovely week!

Hugz,

Nancy


Comments

  1. Good morning, loving your fall post-we are finally enjoying some 70 degree f days too here in Missouri, and cool mornings too loving that. Happy new week Kathy

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  2. We're still on the road so I am way behind on commenting. We've tried a lot of different beers here in Newfoundland.

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  3. Oh pumpkin beer. I haven't bought any yet, but it is time, isn't it? I can tell I am further north because our days have been in the 60's. Summer is definitely gone from NH. Your mummy cup is too fun also. But really Nancy, you can paint. What wonderful images you created on your cards. Happy T day, and enjoy your fall pumpkin. hugs-Erika

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  4. Pumpkin beer sounds so interesting. I love the cup that is just too cute and your painting is very well done. Have a great day today.

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  5. That cup is supercute!!!
    Here we have the heating on already, it´s cold.
    The Night Owl - super cool! As the coffee mate.
    Wow to your art. Oh, I am sad we had to let go of summer.
    Hi there, gnome - to a happy week!
    Hugz!

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  6. I love that gnome so much, and the card is a masterpiece, just fantastic. Enjoy our new cup! And of course the new drinks and treats you bought. Have a great week - hopefully not too hot - and stay safe and happy! Hugs!

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  7. I think our fall just hit 89 degrees here! Actually we're supposed to have a day or two of the upper 80's so that's good.
    Love the ATC's. FUN!
    Lynn

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  8. Hi Nancy!
    Oh, we have much cooler weather in Austria - it's below 70 degrees Fahrenheit (20.1 degrees Celsius) in our house, which we find a bit cold / uncomfortable, but we want to save heating energy this year because we don't know if we will get through the winter ("thanks" to Putin's war and the lack of gas)... and outside the temperatures are usually around 13 to 14° C (ie 55-57° F) and it rains on many days . I think it's the rainiest September here in many years. But it's okay, we also had a rather dry summer (not as dry as you guys in Alabama, of course).
    The mummy cup is the burner! :-DDD I think you're already in Halloween mode ;-)
    Your autumn card and the gnome are charming!
    Hugs and happy T Day,
    Traude
    https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2022/09/strudlhofstiege-gartenpalais.html

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  9. Nancy ! I'am in LOVE with your gnome ATC!!! OMGosh thats just fabulous! And your other painting turned out lovely too.. But the GNOME!!! LOL! His little light is just perfect! I feel the same way about the heat as you!! We still hit the 90's during the day but at least not 100.. and mornings have gotten cooler.. We'll get down to the 50's most mornings this week.. Beautiful for walking.. Happy happy T day! Hugs! deb

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  10. Your fall card is so beautiful and I also like the little gnome, so cute. I'm sure your grandson will love that mummy cup, how much fun is that! I'm not so sure about pumpkin beer though, I love pumpkin in pumpkin bread and occasionally a pumpkin spice latte, but that's about it. When I went to my grocery store this morning, there was pumpkin-something everywhere - a bit too much for me, but then I don't have to buy it. Happy T day, Nancy.

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  11. Your grandson will love that fun cup. Beautiful Fall card and the gnome is adorable. I'm sad to see Summer leaving. Happy T Day

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  12. Great mummy cup. We like the Mummy movies and would love a cup like this. Your grandson will surely get a big kick out of it. Happy T Tuesday!

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  13. Oh my Nancy, I love your post! I'm sure your grandson will love that fabulous cup and I'm more than happy to join you for a pumpkin ale - my favourite 😊. Your autumnal painting is so beautifully created and wow, that gnome is cute - love them both! Happy Fall and sending you Happy T Day wishes too! Hugs Jo x

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  14. Nancy, I love that mummy cup. I happen to love mummies as I am into Ancient Egypt.
    Your cards are stunning. I am going to have a look at that Youtube tutorials that you followed. I especially like the gnome, so cute!!
    Happy Tea day,
    Kate

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  15. What a fun and charming post, Nancy. I LOVE that mug. It is hilarious. A bit quirky and a bit jolly.

    It's pumpkin time at the grocery stores. I haven't seen the pumpkin creamer yet, but I'm sure it won't be long. I stopped at a Whole Foods for the first time last week and was met with all kinds of gourds and pumpkins before I ever got into the store!

    Your card is stunning. It is beautiful. I really like your gnome ATC, too. I'm sure the recipient will adore it.

    Thanks for sharing your lovely card and ATC, as well as your pumpkin inspired and related drinks with us, as well as your mug, for T this Tuesday, dear Nancy.

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  16. Your watercolor cards are amazing, Nancy. I have bookmarked the video to go watch later. Thanks for sharing. Happy T Day!

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  17. What a lovely cup. Why is it called a mummy cup? Wow your painted card is amazing! And the gnome is cute too.
    I recognize the brand Coffeemate, but I've never seen pumpkin flavour. (we don't have that in Europe, at least of all the countries I have traveled in, I have never seen it).
    Happy T-Day,
    Lisca

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  18. Hi Nancy, I am LOVING your cards! And that mummy cup is so cute. Happy T Day! Elle/EOTC xx

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  19. Halloween just keeps getting more and more elaborate! Witches, pumpkins (carved or not), pumpkin spice (with or without the actual pumpkin), ghosts, tombstones, and now mummies on everything!

    best...mae at maefood.blogspot.com

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  20. Hugs dear! We deserve a breezy break

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